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Educational Arts Society: Impacting the Community
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Melaleuca Charitable – Non- Profits
Melaleuca - Educational Arts Society Partnership Plan Get Your Non-Profit Involved! Hello, My name is Dr. Mamie Smith, COO of Educational Arts Society, a 501 c 3 non-profit, whose mission is to aid aspiring young artists in developing a professional skill-set in piano, voice or instruments by giving FREE lessons to financially-challenged children. You may... Continue Reading →
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BECAUSE SHE’S A LADY
PRESS RELEASE LAUNCH PARTY “BECAUSE SHE’S A LADY INC.," 501 c 3 NON-PROFIT SEPTEMBER 24, 2017 32905 Grand River Farmington, MI 48336 2 pm - 6 pm Because She’s A Lady is a 501 c 3, non-profit organization dedicated to “addressing the special needs of breast cancer survivors and others who may need extended... Continue Reading →
Music Theory Books
Learning Music Theory - Beginners Provides an introduction to the basic elements in harmony and musical structure. Covers the basics of rhythm and tempo, an introduction to pitch, intervals and transposition, articulation, ornaments, and reiterations. To order on Amazon, click here:
Country Music: Ten Top Hits You Can Agree On
How does one define soul? How does one define heartbreak? Answer: With the country music top-ten-hits of all time. It wasn’t easy, but we did it! This list will cover a period from the 1950s to 2011. The artist can be be either male or female, but the focus is American country music artists. The... Continue Reading →
Helping a Child Overcome Violence
Violence is one of the oldest emotions of mankind. It dates back to the story of Cain and Abel. Why does man feel violence brings about workable solutions when he has proved over and over that it does not? Violence stems from one’s inability to think and act logically and responsibly. Leading factors in promoting and... Continue Reading →
The Uncelebrated Musicians of the Motown Empire
There are two key words that focus the reader’s attention on the subject of this article: Musicians and Motown. One accentuates and influences the other, and both are synonymous with Detroit. For decades, music and Detroit have “clicked, bounced around” and then “jelled.” Some of the world’s greatest talents have their roots buried in the... Continue Reading →
Interview with “The Famous Dr. Mamie Smith” on EAMTRADIO.COM
Having an Interview on Radio Can Be Beneficial to You as an Author! Join Dr. Mamie Smith Sundays from 5:15 pm (EST) to 6:00 pm @EducationalArtsMusic & Talk Radio and talk about you book on “Talk to the Author.” This Show is sponsored by Educational Arts Society, Inc. which has as its goal to build, maintain and provide music,... Continue Reading →
Whitney Houston – The Voice of a Century
I believe the children of the future, Teach them well and let them lead the way, Show all the beauty they possess inside, Give them a sense of pride–to make it easier, Let the children’s laughter, Remind us how we used to be. Everybody’s searching for a hero; People need someone to look up to,... Continue Reading →
Detroit Writer Andrea Daniels Chats with Songwriter/Producer Duane Parham
Detroit News Freelance Writer Andrea Daniels Chats with Songwriter/Producer Duane Parham Detroit saxophonist Duane Parham was 15 years old when he did his first professional performance at an east side club. He played a saxophone that cost his grandmother $100, and he’s been playing ever since. “I always wanted to sing,” says Parham from his... Continue Reading →
